Chinese Engineer Facing Charges Of Stealing US Fighter F 35 Design Data
Stringent penal actions can deter theft of technology to some extent.
Russia to Retaliate Against the US Over Sanctions, Troops and Warheads Ready
In its bid to impose more sanctions on Russia for its actions concerning Ukraine, the US Congress approved unanimously a new set of provisions over the country. Russia warned the West previously that if it pushes through with the bill then it will retaliate accordingly. There are now concerns about Russia's next move.
U.S. Ukraine Policy Could Spark World War 3; Putin Critic Urges West to Go Easy on Russians
The U.S. Congress has authorised President Barack Obama to support Ukraine militarily on its fight against Russia, an action that a new report said will serve as pretext to start World War III against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Russia Issues Stern Warning To U.S. Against Fresh Economic Sanctions, Vows To Strike Back Because Of Ukraine Support Act
Russia has issued a stern warning to the United States that the latest economic sanctions approved by the U.S. Congress will not go unanswered.
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New Zealand Foreign Minister’s Refusal To Share Information On Middle East Campaign Angers Opposition
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Australia To Axe 175 Agencies, Thousands To Be Jobless
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Putin, Obama Rift Can Start Armageddon, Soviet Warns Icy US-Russia Relationship to Prompt New War
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Ready-To-Fire Nuclear Missiles, Putin Cold War Rhetoric Must Be Addressed to Prevent World War 3 – Reports
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Russia Rules Out Pre-emptive Nuclear Attack But Will Strike When Provoked or Under Threat – Report
As reports came out that Russia under President Vladimir Putin is getting overly aggressive in Europe, per NATO claims, analysts begin to entertain fears of pre-emptive nuclear strike by the Kremlin.
Poland Defends US Missile Deal By Citing Regional Tensions And Russia Factor
The USA seems to have opened a lucrative arms market in Eastern Europe.
Canada Probes Apple For Alleged Anti-Competition Deals
Apple's Canadian unit is being investigated by the competition bureau for alleged anti-competitive deals.
U.S. In The Hotseat Because Of Convention On Nuclear Safety, Described “Biggest Obstacle” To World Security
This time, it is not Russia that's been described as an obstacle to a global treaty, but the United States.
Russia Warns China Has New Type 1130 CIWS, Can Destroy 90% Mach 4 Hypersonic Missiles
China has a new new close-in weapon system that can gut down 90 percent of Mach 4 hypersonic missiles.
Canadians Food Waste Hit Whopping $31B Per Year, How Reduce Food Waste
Food wastage of the Canadians have reached to an equivalent $31 billion in 2014.
U.S. vs. Russia: America Remains World’s Mightiest Army but Vladimir Putin Boasts of Clear Nuclear Edge – Report
If a shooting war erupts between the United States and Russia anytime soon, the numbers say that America will win overwhelmingly, that is if the skirmishes are confine on conventional warfare. However, it will be a different story in case of a nuclear World War III.
Russia Divests Its Gold To Keep Economy Afloat
Russia's been busy selling some of its gold.
US To Shift Nuclear Missiles in Europe in Anticipation of War Vs Putin
The U.S. will place nuclear cruise missiles in Europe in response's to Russia's highly prohibited testing of its own nuclear arsenal.
Russia's Military Nuclear Arsenal 'Bigger' in 2015 But Still Inferior to US and China
Russia's military expansion in 2014 has significantly improved and current trends point to a bigger expansion in 2015.
IS Publishes 27 Tips How To Rape Women & Have Sex With Children; Newspapers Denounce Guidelines
Islamic State militants released a pamphlet with guidelines on how to rape female slaves among other issues.
Fonterra Milk Price Cut Disappoints New Zealand Dairy Farmers
There must be rational incentives for staying strong in milk production.
California Advised To Brace For Powerful Winter Storm
Northern California residents prepare for what could be the strongest storm so far this season.
El Niño Finally Forms In Pacific Ocean – Japan Meteorological Agency
Weather patterns in the Pacific Ocean are pointing to an El Niño in the next few months.
Australia May Export Coal And Uranium To Ukraine Amid Russian Threats Over Gas Debt
Australia has welcomed Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in a state visit that would allow an opportunity for both countries to build ties.
Kiwi Criminal Accuses Jail Official Of Assisting His Escape: Allegations Point To Heavy Corruption In New Zealand Prisons
It was plain evident that without the tacit backing of an insider a prisoner cannot flee the country.
Russia In The Hotseat Again This Time For Violating Nuclear Weapons Treaty, Could Face New Sanctions
Russia could be facing a new slew of sanctions for its alleged violation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
Canada Federal Polls 2015: Election Body Sets Readiness Date By March 1 Next Year
Election Canada is setting new bench marks with its advance planning of resources.
U.S.-Russia Cold War Looms as America Taps Lockheed Martin for New-Gen Planes with Hypersonic Missiles, Speed
As Russia reportedly builds up its military capabilities and beefs up on its nuclear tactical edge over the United States, America is working silently to upgrade its fleet of combat and bomber planes amidst fears that a new Cold War between the two superpowers will take effect soon.
Russia Alleges US Hand Behind ISIS Growth: Smells Hidden Agenda In Ground War Proposal
The unbridled growth of ISIS would not have happened without the patronage of some entrenched powers.
US Seeks Expanded, Greater Military Powers Vs ISIS, Tells Congress Not To Limit Potential Response
The United States wants an open-ended authorisation of war against the ISIS.
Russia's Navy Armed and Ready in North Pole, Black Sea; Gorbachev Warns World Can't Survive Another War
Russia is preparing to expand its military presence in the Arctic region and the Black Sea as the former Soviet leader calls for a U.S.-Russia dialogue.
Australia Discusses Uranium Export To Ukraine
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott discussed the possible export of uranium to Ukraine with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in their bilateral talks in Melbourne on Thursday.
New Zealand Awards 15 Permits To Different Companies For Onshore And Offshore Oil Exploration
New Zeland is giving a special emphasis to the energy sector to strengthen the economy.
Hundreds Of Britons To Protest In Front Of Parliament New Porn Law By Simulating ‘Face Sitting’
While British MPs are debating on Friday the proposal by Liberal Democrat MP Julian Huppert to repeal the recent changes to the United Kingdom's porn laws, outside Parliament, hundreds of protesters will express their disagreement with the newly approved Audiovisual Media Services Regulations 2014.
Australia-India Uranium Deal Under Scrutiny For 'Lack of Safeguards'
Australia's uranium deal with India is still under review for its lack of protective measures to ensure the materials will not be used to fuel India's nuclear programme.
Britain Exposes Vulnerability, Asks NATO To Search Deep Ocean Waters For Russian Submarine; Russian Military Power To Rise Bigger in 2015 – Report
It is ironic that Britain does not have maritime patrol assets.
Russia's Further Isolation 'Dangerous For The World'; Vladimir Putin May Grab More Land In Ukraine
A group of prominent Germans are calling for a dialogue and more diplomatic policies towards Russia as further isolation would be "dangerous."
Reports Of Strained Relation With Peta Credlin Surprise Australian FM Julie Bishop
The Australian foreign minister dismissed the report that she had problems with Credlin.
2 Signs Russia Remains Combat-Ready vs. U.S., NATO: Increased Baltic Sea Incursions & Relentless Naval Build-Up
Under President Vladimir Putin, Russia has increased its readiness for armed confrontation with the West and the latest reports are saying that the current Russian military mode suggests of preparedness for imminent showdown with the United States and its NATO allies.
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